Each piece is printed on premium archival paper with rich inks for vivid color and crisp detail. Sizes are standardized to keep things simple and affordable.
About this print
A cuckoo cuts across the face of the moon, one of the classic pairings of Japanese poetry. Utagawa Hiroshige designed this as an uchiwa-e, a print meant to be pasted onto a hand fan, so it was literally made to keep someone cool on a summer night. Practical object, poetic subject, and a bird with impeccable timing.
